Combinables Price Tracker

[teslacoils]

Feed barley price seems to be stuck in
the £160s .With spring just around the corner
how sold up are others with their barley?
At the moment I've held just gauging other opinions.

I'm starting to sell some. I'm sure it will rise, but I need some fixings.

 

[Brisel]

The £ is strengthening against the Euro and the market seems to lack new direction.

 

[David.]

If it were me I'd sell some at that, come a long way since £135...
Regarding feed wheat, as a selfless gesture to the rest of you, I spilled the last of mine at £209 March a couple of weeks ago.

 

[Ferndale213]

Just had 370 harvest OSR bid

 

[JCfarmer]

Just had 370 harvest OSR bid

I would be worried about over selling with a bit of unkown regarding yields if you have flea beetle larvea present etc?
Ps Haven't grown any this year!
But still happy I haven't to a certain extent.

 

[teslacoils]

£164ex April barley.
Sub £120 for April feed oats.

 

[Full of bull(s)]

£164ex April barley.
Sub £120 for April feed oats.

I am looking for feed oats monthly if anyone interested, delivered to DL7

 

[FarmerBruce]

OSR £440

 

[R J]

OSR £440

Is that including oil bonus?

 

[FarmerBruce]

Is that including oil bonus?

Nope!!!

 

[yellow belly]

according to the ahdb ,the info is on their site it costs £47.30 which as I and a lot more than most if not all have been led to believe. Which pretty much means uk produced grain is undervalued, so begs the next question where in the world is there or will be next year any quantity of wheat of a similar to uk standard available at a cost ex farm or fob to import at so called parity

the uk feed wheat is priced relative to the import price of maize
a high world maize production and maize at £100 a tonne with no import duty post brexit

in a year with enough feed wheat to satsfy the uk consumer and we have to export wheat
we should all grow better quality varieties

 

[4course]

the uk feed wheat is priced relative to the import price of maize
a high world maize production and maize at £100 a tonne with no import duty post brexit

in a year with enough feed wheat to satsfy the uk consumer and we have to export wheat
we should all grow better quality varieties

thats what we are told ,though atm nov wheat delivered yorks is around 180 and nov maize 196 and currently march is showing a £20 discount for wheat , us maize is over £ 200 delivered
The next question compared to wheat what price discount/ premiumshould they roughly trade at ?

 

[Sprog]

Where are spot prices for feed wheat, was quoted 212 yesterday which surprised me.

 

[bert]

Where are spot prices for feed wheat, was quoted 212 yesterday which surprised me.

Yes sold some at that yesterday, and some at £166 for harvest

 

[4course]

Where are spot prices for feed wheat, was quoted 212 yesterday which surprised me.

doesnt surprise me cos we sold a couple of load a fortnight ago for less, will be selling another couple of load before the end of the month so thats a surefire tip it will rise shortly after

 

[RmfJ]

Where are spot prices for feed wheat, was quoted 212 yesterday which surprised me.

Did you think it would be higher or lower?

 

[Sprog]

Did you think it would be higher or lower?

Hadn’t had a local price for a couple of weeks and thought it would be lower. Having said that was told this morning that big mill in north Shropshire is busier than ever at the moment and my small top up load of concentrates ordered yesterday will be 7-10 days before delivery.

 

[PSQ]

I am looking for feed oats monthly if anyone interested, delivered to DL7

How does £140 ex for milling spec sound?

I suspect the haulage from TD11 might be an issue, we're 105 miles from Middlesborough to help you work it out.

 

[Full of bull(s)]

How does £140 ex for milling spec sound?

I suspect the haulage from TD11 might be an issue, we're 105 miles from Middlesborough to help you work it out.

Try Mick Hare haulage, most of my barley at the end of the season seems to come from up your way, Coastal grains I think at Morpeth or Belford I can’t remember exactly. Anyhow it’s usually one of his lorries that brings it down so I assume he’s up there regularly

 

[Full of bull(s)]

Try Mick Hare haulage, most of my barley at the end of the season seems to come from up your way, Coastal grains I think at Morpeth or Belford I can’t remember exactly. Anyhow it’s usually one of his lorries that brings it down so I assume he’s up there regularly

How does £140 ex for milling spec sound?

I suspect the haulage from TD11 might be an issue, we're 105 miles from Middlesborough to help you work it out.

Just noticed you said ex not delivered, too much money for me sorry. I’d be looking mid 120’s ex